I would definitely look into the HVAC system so its not a last second surprise with an inspector telling you the system is bleeding R22 Refrigerant.If you do go that route make sure you get the Energy star savings information to show.

At this point, as I'd just be starting out, the deals would have to be reachable by car, as I'm not at this point looking to trek cross country although in future that could be an option.

:)As for @mentioning people, you have to be colleagues with them, and then press @ and star typing their name (last name works best.)

To: David Ganney, You’re a rock star, sir!

Do you really want to follow a reality show star and expect you are getting the straight scoop.

I think I did this because of Tony Robbins saying shoot for the stars.

This can be done using Class B shares, which would not give them a voting right in the LLC.There's a great discourse on LLC's at the website for Lone Star Land Law.  

They earned a commission and look like an all star to their seller.

The windows and frames, the niches, blah blah blah.https://www.toledolegalnews.com/realestate/details/id/146464I would suggest that before anybody was to buy a 100 year old home that they watch Money Pit starring Tom Hanks and Shelly Long around ten times and then put in their offer.

Here's a great discussion on it from Lone Star Land Law...http://www.lonestarlandlaw.com/Executory.html